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EMPEROR WILLIAMS LIFE
Hanging by a Thread-AnNiety Over the
Crown Princes Condition.

Hanging by Thread-Anxiety Over the
Crown Princes Condition.
LONDON, June "a Berlin correspond
ent wires that feeling of great apprehen-
sion prevails in official circles in that city.
The Emperor has fretted so much over the
misfortune of the Crown Prince that he is
in mental condition which units him
for the transaction of even routine bust.
hess and his own delicate health is put in
grave peril by insomnia. The physicians
of the aged monarch have begun TO ad-
minister hypodermic injections OF morphia
to produce sleep. What the result of re-
action from this treatment is likely to be
on 1 system euteebled 10y age, is not re-
assuring subject for contemplation.
1t has been affirmed by the doctors that
the Emperor would eventually die of some
sudden attack OF his chief ailment, diarr-
hTa, which would prove too obstinate for
their remedies. The use of morphia is
said by eminent medical men whom the
correspondent has consulted on the sub
iect TO he very risky in view of this COM
plication.
With the Emperor's lie hanging by a
thread, the Crown Prince suffering from
an incurable and fearful malady, and
Bismarck himself growing feeble there
are certain to be difficult situations in
store for Germany.
II is not apparent upon the surface just
who is TO he relied upon to supply elf
ciently the places of those important per
sOnages when in the course of nature they
are removed from activity. General Bou-
langer, it may be appropriate to add in
this connection, commented recently in
conversation with an English officer upon
the fact that all of Germanys great gener-
ais were so old that they could not take an
acUive part many years longer III the CON
duet of field operations.
The French general did not place so much
stress upon the tact in itself, rs upon what
he asserted to be the paucity of younger
officers of ability in the German army. He
declared that he could hardly name one
such officer who could, if required, assume
charge of a campaign and cope with n
enemy commanded by any one of half &
dozen generals whom he named in the ser
vice of either England or France. If thi'
allegation be well founded it furnishes ad
ditiOnal reason for anticipation of European
disturbances following upon the change
that are likely to soon occur in the German
sovereignty.
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ROBBED AND OUTRAGED.
Terrible Experience Of Young Woman !
New York Town,

New YORK Town.
RoEDOUT n. Y, June "a Young
woman, who says her name is May Rither
ford, and that her home is near Pough
keeps'e, has created much excitement ir
Columbia, Greene and Duchess counties by
the story she relates in Hudson.
She was passenger on the Hudson River
express train, which arrived at Hudson al
9:4i O'Clock last Monday night. While she
was trying to find her way from the station
10 ircnd's house, on Diamond street. sht
inquired OF two men ii she was going in the
right direction. They said she was, and Il,
they Were going that way they would point
out the house to her.
The men walked several blocks and SHE
followed. When they came to corner o
street they pointed out Il house and said
That's it, The men were shabbilv
dressed. She took out her pocketbook t.
give them quarter when one of the mer
grabbed 1t, and the pair disappeared in the
darkness.
Mis- rutherford says she screamed fol
assistance and man ran toward her anC
asked what was the matter. She told hin
she had been robbed. Displaying Il shielC
such rs are worn by the special policemen
i'll Hudson he told Miss Rutherford that h,
was an officer, and ~ soon as lie had Seer
her to the house of her friends he would
try and arrest the thieves. After the,
had walked several blocks, Miss Ruth
| erlOrd says, she saw they were il
"A lonely locality, and she asked th
guide If he was quite sure they were goinj
the right road. For answer the fellow
put his hand over her mouth and force,
her down To the ground. Then he whis
tied and four other men, who apparent,
had followed them, appeared. Miss Rith
| eriord was then assaulted by the fiv
ruiiianS. In the struggle her clothing wa
torn ANA she was bruised all over her body
The man who said he was an officer tool
from her gold watch and earrings. Aite
lying for several hours in rain storm, tn
girl managed in the early morning l.
| crawl tn a house. where she told her horri
bic story. Miss rutherford is young an,
prepOSScSsing. Her assailantS may hav
been Hudson young rowdieS. The lOca
police, assisted by outside detectives, ar
on the track OF the villains, and there is
probability Of their being arrested.
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The Game,

Special Tlegrda 10 The Register.
AKRON, O., June 9.-Akron nearly
pounded the life out OF Mallory to-day,
making fourteen single hits, five doubles
and one home run. On the other hand,
Wheeling can be credited with but six safe
HITS, and but two or three of them clean
ones. Irwin pitched in great form, strik-
ing out thirteen men ana getting seven
teen assists. He gave no one base on ball
aLd his catcher, Lanser had not single
passed ball. Both sides played well, but
Akron's terrific slugging and almost per-
feet fielding won the day. The best bat
ting was done by Hill, who made two
singles two-bagger and a home run, the
latter bringing in two men beside himself
Whceling's hits were of little effect, the
first man at bat frequently making hit,
and then the succeeding men would retire
in one, two, three order Their one run
was made on a safe hit by Dunn, and a
twO-bagger by Speidel Wheeling besides
this one man, only succeeded in getting
one other man as tar ~ third. The crowd
numbered about 800. The score is rs fol-
lows
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NEv YORK. June y.-The decision OF
t.. Naval Court, before acting Consul w.
E. Hotrr. was given to-day m the
matter of the inquiry into
,n...-,use ot TN, collision ot the steamships
C.rrf, and Erittaulc. The court very
.r.rr,lv rrn-urrd Captain Perry, OF
.n, Erlttluir. for running at
such speed for not giving distinctive
whistles to the Celtic To show which
way she gave way, and Tor not sound
rug tine fcg whistle in the log
The Captain Of the Celtic was simply cen
surrd for running at the rate OF speed he
dld iu such tvggy weather.
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STANTON, PA. June IA conflict oc-
CURED this morning between strikers and
miners employed ut the Grassy Island
mlnr. and three strikers were shot The
ra.>sy Island mur Is operated by SImp-
son ~ Watkins. OF this city, and ~ located
n.l- Wiutan. nine miles north \ strike
a.s hreu Iu progress at the coihery tor seS-
r-.' months aud the miners EN- ployed have
been guarded by deputy SherliS.
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Excitement i'm Texas

Great excitement has been caused in tn,
vicinity OF Paris, Texas, by the remark
able recovery OF Mr.. J. +. Corley, who wa
so helpless that he could not turn in bed
or raise his head; everybody said he wa:
dying of Consumption. A trial bottle O
Dir. Kings New Discovery was sent him
Finding relief, he bonght large bottle
and box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
by the time he had taken two boxes o
Pills and two bottles Of the Discovery, b,
WAS we'll and had gained in flesh thirty
six pounds. Trial bottles of this Great
Discovery for Consumption free at Logar
] x Co.'S
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Tenn, writes: "My family and are ben
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Trial Bottles frea at Logan Il Co. q Drug
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LONDON, June 9.-The Cabinet held a
meeting today lasting an hour and fifty
minutes. The subjects discussed were the
speeches made by Michael Dayitt in Ire
land during the past fortnight in which he
Counscllcd tenants 10 resist eviction by all
means at their command and the report OF
Col. Sir Joseph Ridgcway on the progress
of the Afghan Boundary Commission work.
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League and Association Games.

At ChicagO-Pittsburgh 6; Chicago ..
At BaltimOrc-Balti Ii; Cleye-
land ,.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :; Athletics >.
At BOston-BostOn Z; Philadelphia ).
At Detroit Detroit :; Indianapolis >.
AtNew YOrk-CinCinnati :; BrooklynO. U.
At New York-WaShington 3; New
York ,.
At New Yorli-Mets :; Louisville !.
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Excelsior Furniture Planning Mill Burned.
Slsr,rs Tbgrum 20 Hs R,Gi5sr.
GRAFTON, May 9.-The factory, build
my and machinery of the Excelsior Fur
niturc Planning Mill Company, located on
the 4. & o. between here and Fctterman
was burned to the ground this afternoon
and completely destroyed. The stOrehsuSe
aud buildings were saved. The property
was a valuable furniture plant, and was
formerly owned and operated by the Graf
ton Furniture Company. OF late it has
been leased and operated by the Excelsior
Company, which loses all they have with
out any insurance. The eOwnerSO OF the prop
rrty, John NJ Mason and John L. Me
Graw, have the property covered in part by
an insurance in some Wheeling companies.
The fire originated in the engine room and
spread with great rapidity, and but little
Of the machinery can he saved from the
wreck.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS
... >..N. BAYS N0REOE THE CONVEN-
.l.N ATEANENSNUOp.
.. e .a.5eS |gragS sUi Numerous Topics
... g,as-t -Ia5 Prohibition Amendment
S.. Dr. Wsea,v Elected President
O.. E.sl.as Tear


....N~Nnn. ". Va, June 9.-The
~....- .au ~sHgn! Conventions second
........G 80 ".lu .. 'u., prayer by Rev.
a.. ..Hau. ot rhiIjppi. and singing
..... ,. ,ae r.ror; OF the Executive
........ which ,,a= recommi;tcd. The
-....- .r uumjuatiouS OF officers WAS
..r...
... .-nn.,r Committee reported the
,,.......-. ..u.mlt.yc gu Resolutions. ~
s.n,n. .... T.. T.. Peters. Rev. J. ;.
r.m.-o.. s... G. W Shgarer. which WAS
a'orrsl
The gyras, nt Statistical Secretary L. F.
Lindsay vaS then read. The next topic.
,.au.y organization, WAS discussed by ".
o. laurbuJ. of Wheeling, Geo. W. Atkin-
~.a E,y. Flrrow and Others. Rev. d. y.
~rg.h o., Cairo. discussed the topic The
relation ot the SUNDAY school to the
...-,h" % was further discussed by
u... I,. Morgan. Of Eavruswood The topic
sunday sehuo, Us basis ot church
..avth" was discussed ~ !. W. Carter.
..r,rssrshrr,. Adjourned N - y. m.
y. .ishN"''N >1>N'"N'
Tl, afternoon session was opened with
devotional exercises by DIR. J. HI. Hensley,
OF New Haven, prayers wr,e offered by
On. leader and Ecys Johnson. Franklin
auF Morgan. SONGS were intrrSpcrSed.
g.y - Vamrroy. Of Fairyirw, opened
f..r...r,-.lu ON the tome. The Bible i'm
rrs ~rrEt. school. " and was followed by
r-.. .r.b Rev l.. T. Peters gave a
..a.... I,,>rD ON In, topIc. '"The Scope.
ami t..-.. ,,r rh,. Sunday school 9" followed
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will find great relief from constipation,
headache and nervousness, by taking SIM
mons Liver Regulator. 1t is a simple,
harmless, vegetable compound, sure to re-
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often suffer with kidney affections. IL
they would maintain the strength oi the
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would restore the kidneys to health and
vigor.
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The Yasc Question.

r.rg-ruGo. p'., June 9.-Thc conSid-
r"uou OF 'hr WAGES question WAS continued
.s 'aa AmaIrumated Association Of Iron
.., Steel Workers at the convention
"-.ar. The progress with the scale
$50 r.pH tul, the convention may not get
.-5"H-H w.tu the question in time for the
'..-r..re with the manufacturers COM
- Il l. ---------- L-L----.--
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Belmont Republicans.

Surf7ll TilCgruH 70 'tS Register.
ST. GAINESVILLE, o., June 9.-The
Republican County Committee to-day
called the Belmont County Convention for
September 9TH at Bellaire. The following
delegates were chosen to represent the
county in the next State Convention; ID.
II. Darrah. J. 4. Haines. W. J. Berry, >.
+. Pipes. f.. &. Morris, T. A. Welsh, Nor
ris Cope. John T. Israel, L0nzo Danford,
Isaac n. Castor, W. +. Smith, Solomon
Hogue.
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GOLDEN at morning, silver at noon,
and lead at night, " is the old saying about
eating oranges. But there is something
that is rightly named Golden, and can b,
taken with benefit at any hour Of the day
This i DR.. picrce's Golden Medical DIS,
covery, literally worth its weight in gold
to any ne suffering with scrofulouS ailcc
tions, impurities of the blood, or diseases
of the liver and lungs. II is unta'ltng'
Ey DRUGGISTS,
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Broke HIS Leg.

Special 7Ilrgrca, 10 he REGISTER.
CLAEKsRuEG, W. VA, June 9.-Thls
morning. in this city, Bruce Southeron,
while getting out OF his wagon, got his foot
tast between an iron brace and the bed, 1t
slipping through and he falling backward
resulting in the breaking OF his leg. lie Is
in a serious condition.
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rrrI-GJE0U. PA, June 9.-lt Is re
ported move Is ou foot to cause division
4aus the puddIrrs and fnishe's. Some
.raeturrr. are willing to pay puddlerS
per tom. hut not willing 10 advance
waves OF the uuishcrS, and SAY they
r close down inst. II the puddlerS
agree to accept this there will bc trouble
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Earned runs, Akron 9, Wheeling | two
base hits, Lersch >, Morton I, Hill |, lr-
win l, Speidel |; home run, Hill; base on
balls, Mallory >; stolen bases, Akron II,
Wheeling 3; struck out, by Irwin l3, Ivy
Mallory ,: passed balls, Bailey 4; umpire,
Geo Bell; time, 80.
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Spsrig' Tl.grun 10 h' R,giS,r.
MANSFIELD, o., June No game to-
day on ayrOunt OF rain Umpire OBrien
is appointed rs Manager OF the Mansfield
club, and will take charge OF the club next
Monday
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Death ur Hon. John Il. Ewing.

"A~a.NagrN, PA. Juucg. Hon. John
81. 'N."s d.rd at his residence in this
~. r.'. A.r'f ID o'clock this afternoon, aged
years. Mayor Ewing WAS an uncle OF
o.. Elaine aud the oldest citizen OF
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T,rg~ngECU. PN., June 9.-Fredertck
hermann. the religious luatjc who mur-
Gr-.I his child aud tried to
ku his wife aud then cut
bis OWN throat last Monday,
afternoon died 40 the West Penn Hospital
3D.. ..U O'Clock this morning. Mrs. Her
anns condition Is still quite serious, but
Size wI.I recover.
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farneiIr organ opposes heiahaiioh'
DUBLIN, June 9.-i'RHed hciHad, Mr..
Parnell's organ, urges the Irish people to
further patience. 1t denounces those men
whnadvocate retaliation Tor the oppression
of the Irish and says that such course
would undo the work Mr.. Parnell has ac-
complished during decade OF terrible
years, and the work 10 which Mr. Glad
stone was devOtng the evening Of his life.
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LONDON, June 9.-Alr. parnell's healtl
has greatly improved. During the recess
he has gained in weight five pounds. lie
says that now that the east winds are gone
and hcran take his usual horseback eNer-
else. he feels like new man.
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CROSSED IN \ Bun, III.
Annual Regatta of the New York Yacht
Club-Entries aud Prizes.

Annual Regatta of the New York Yacht
Club-Entries aud Prizes.
NEW YORK, June 9.-The annual re-
gatta of the New York Yacht Club took
place to-day. The entries were not as
large rs they have been in former years,
but the boats are all representatives of
their class.
There are eight prizes, seven for regular
classes and a special prize for keel schoon-
erS offered by the club. The following
are the entries:
Keel schooners-Gitana and SperarZl..
Second class SchoOnerS-MOntauk, Sach-
EN- and Magic.
Third class schOOncrs-- Clio and Agnes
First class sloops-Galatea, Atlantic and
Priscilla.
Second class sloOps-Titan'a Shamrock,
Oracle, Bedouin, Stranger, Huron and Hill
degarde.
Third class sloops -Whilcaway, Athion,
Cinderella, Isis, Brrtic, tOamer, Adelaide,
Fanita and Concord.
Fourth class sloops-EspiritO and Uli-
dia
The course is from oil Owls Head to and
around Sandy Hook ligntship and return,
- miles.
The yachts started at l2:I5 p. III. They
all crossed the line in heap. The Allan
tic soon took the lead and passed out the
Narrows at p. m, the wind being still
very light.
The Atlantic took the lead early in the
race and maintained it to the end. The
Shamrock, Priscilla, Galatea, Sachcm,
Gitan and Others were handicapped ut the
start. The fleet ran into brisk squall
on the west bank in lower bay, and
all except the schoonerS and
the Galatea and Grace lowered their top
sails and hauled down .iib top sails. The
Atlantic stood well in the Squall, a. did the
Titlnia also. The Shamrock did not show
upso well, but atterward did good work.
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Hits, Kalamazoo Ii, Steubenville 8; er-
rOrs, Kalamazoo q, Steubenyille \; kala-
maloo had earned runs and II stolen
bases batteries, Flanagan and Fuller, and
Cleveland and Davis.
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NT'IT| I"ITTTTI 10 TI' hITIIIT.
KALAMAZOO, MIrU., June 9.--SteubeIr-
viii, played a loose, uuiEirresting game
here this afternoon, and were easily de
lratcd and barely escaped being shut out.
SrOTp.
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BRTDG EpORT.

The Ladies Relief Corps will give a
necktie social at Heinlein' y Hall Saturday
evening.
The trestle Oh the c., l.. d W. K. K.
at Grafton has been 80 far repaired toallow
trains 10 pass over.
Mr.. Benton Clark and family, of Pitts
burg, are visiting Capt. VIM Clark, Of
Brookside.
Will Briedenstein, of Bellaire WAS in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Frasier gave an elegant
party to few of her friends las. evening.
Charlie Carpenter il iu indianapolis.
X. T. Howell smiles over the advent Of
a lady boarder.
The suit between T.. T. Rhodes and
the Humane Society, Of Martins Ferry,
was won by Mr.. Rhodes.
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733 Broadway,
New York City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-26

ers of orchard or garden land in small
tract VII be permi, ted to purchase
not 10 exceed ii e loLs in the town site
piatS. In this way 1t is Isl gned to
establish Populous and thriving
com munities VIII Sc growth and pros
perlty shall be ba ed upon small hold
jngs OF very fertii and Highly protiJabi
tanhs. FEN acr OF this fertile land
lying under cumatic conditions So ia
vora"ie 10 orca ard and garden culture
may be made a profitable and re-
spous We 10 intelligent industry 100
or 30 acres OF land devote 40 the
growth of cereal. fhe very early ma
turiiy OF fru Is and VegeIa bieS already
ALLUDED to viii secure 8 the cuItiNator
the highest mark pri e, WI Ie he
roa't 10 be cousfru ted bel 2 under the
management and control OF the owners
of the land 10 b offered, Will affJrd
every flcil for The 81 ipmenJ of
fruits and vegetables, and in every re-
specs p omot" the success OF these
enterprises.
Geographically, capay Valley lies
Immediately west of the beautiful and
thriving cry of Woodland. the County
Seat of 700 Dunty. lis trend is north
we aud son beast. b ing a length
of twenty six miles and an average
width of three mil Ca he creek is q
very considerable stream of waIei, even
at its lowest stages. anu ever" piece of
land ffered is either inteIsected or
washed upon one OF its boundaries by
this stream OF GEAR, pare alter. Gar
dens and orchards may be brought TO
the highest stage of pc fectiCn without
irrigaJloD. The annual rainf9ll ia
abundant for al horticultu a. pull
poses, but should irrigation be desired
for the purpose of producing more than
or g crop of vegetables in n single season,
or for the purpose of producing peren-
NAL crops, abundant water facilities
are at hand for that purpose
The line of the " oodland, Cap ~ and
Clear Lake Railroad Company Is b ing
graded from Madison, the present ter
minus ofthe Vaca Valley and Clear
Lake Railroad, westward through the
valley, and the road will be equipped
and in running order at an early day
through its entire length. IL is the
Design to offer these Ian IS at rates ana
upon erms OF payment which VIII
afford the highest encouragement 70
their actual occu pation by large and
in ustrious class OF people. surveys
for town sites and subdivisions OF
and maps OF such surveys are in pre-
paraticn O9ing TO the large number
Of INQUIRIES concerning the intention OF
the Capay Yah y Land Company regar-
ding these lands these preliminary
ann oucements has been deemed neces-
sary.
For further particulars and for ma q
and descriptive circulars, or for ina
mediate inforrnatio inquiry is direc
ted to MM. n MILLS, Land Agent
Central Pacific Railroad Company, cor
n-r Fourth and Townsend streets, San
Francisco.
TIMOTHY HorxrNs President,
#. ;. DoUTY, Secretary.
Capay valley Land Company.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-26

there is ever IL horse that will
trot i'm two minutes, it will be
one that has the blood of these
two great strains, Boston and
Messenger.
Anyone having doubts of the
breeding of Royal George, Jun
Tor, can have his record proven
by calling on his owner,
j. NJ. BENTON,
Carson City, New.
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